Im afraid of scars. I scar easily. I had surgery on my wrist this year and I hate the scar. I researched the doughnut lift and was impressed. Im a 36 C and would like to become a 34 D. Im looking for a surgery with local anesthesia to cut down costs. I heard local anesthesia isnt that bad for certain procedures. Thanks for all feedback :)
I would like a BA from A to B cup. I have small minor tuberous breasts. One PS says I should have donut mastoplexy and other say no, that it is not necessary for the mastoplexy and that there is more of a risk of affecting nipple sensation(which I am worried about anyway) Do you think an implant alone can correct a minor tuberous breast shape? Why is the nipple size an issue?
42-year-old female. 5'11, 138lbs. Breast-fed 1 child. Trying to decide a donut left versus a full lift. Want to achieve full projection. Thinking silicone round ultra high profile implants. Previous lumpectomy on right breast. Also trying to think long term, do not want bottoming out! Thank you in advance for your answers.
I would like a Breast lift and Areola reduction. I am scared of getting Breast implants and have no intention of getting Breast Augmentation. What is the difference between a Benelli/Donut lift and Areola reduction? Are they one and the same? Is the cost different? I am a C cup & really interested in an areola reduction because it is inexpensive and also lifts. Thanks.
I had a Breast lift 18 months ago (doughnut incision). The shape and feel of my breasts are okay, but the surgery left me with deep wrinkles around both areolas. When I discussed this with the surgeon he said that he should have used the T-shape technique, but reverted to doughnut further to my persistence on minimal scarring. What are my options now? Please explain those techniques with Before and After photos, if possible.Updated May 13th: Photo added
After breast feeding two babies back to back, my surgeon completed a donut lift to correct the asymmetry on my *small* breasts. However, now I feel like I have A-cup breasts with D-cup areolae. I realize this procedure presents some limitations, but could the areolae not have been made smaller? I need some peace of mind from other medical professionals!...I can't help but wonder if he simply never bothered to make them proportional.